Movement: Balance and Stability
- Coastal Fitness and Correction
- Written By: Christina Blahovich
Building body and spatial awareness.
Here are some ways we incorporate balance into your corrective exercise programs to help you build your stability:
Single Leg/Staggered Stance Work
Single leg/staggered stance work is beneficial to building basic stability. Working on one leg, or with a staggered stance, can help the body both improve balance and adjust any muscle imbalances that can be found in the lower body. Our bodies typically have a dominant side, so we challenge the body to adapt to new situations by using a different stance. Single leg work can be used in many movements from basic balance, to balance with leg movement, to deadlifts and squats.
Functional Movement
We utilize functional movements that factor into your everyday life. Movements like planks, squats, deadlifts, step ups, and lunges work both core strength and overall stability. These movements typically flow through a full range to prepare your body for everyday situations like carrying groceries, picking up children/pets, walking, lifting items overhead, and so much more.
Power and Speed Training
Coastal Fitness and Correction focuses on each client individually by designing unique programs based on:
- Orthopedic Considerations
- Post-rehab Injuries
- Prehab & Post-rehab of Surgical Repairs
- Neurological Conditions
- Cancer Diagnosis
Through measured progress of strength, range of motion, stability, and mobility, we are here to empower clients to live each day at their highest and healthiest ability. To connect with your Orthopedic or Cancer Exercise Specialist in Sarasota, Florida click here.